Which blades would you take on a 10 day DIY hunting trip to Alaska?

thrillbilly said:
The BK14 and Hunt blade are my EDC, I grabbed the larger two when I got out of my truck. Honestly I would be happy with just the BK9 and BK17 for the described scenario.

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Not a whole lot I couldn't get accomplished with those two.
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What's that lower knife? Looks awesome!
 
Bryan breeden custom tracker type design that me and him worked on, along with either my small neck knife or a psk for fine work. That's all I'd want.
 
Interesting how my thoughts have changed over the past year. I would still take my same selection, but understand now that I could do jsut fine with a Mora and nothing else. I wouldn't like, but believe I could do it.
 
I've done a couple of drop-off moose hunts in Canada, as well as a remote Caribou hunt. I take a Leatherman Wave on all my hunting trips. If something breaks or needs adjusting and you don't have the tools, your expensive hunt is ruined. Add a Busse BAD or Fallkniven F1 (or the larger Busse CABS or Fallkniven S1 for Alaskan game) and a S&N Hudson Bay axe and I'd be over the three-pound limit. I really think I'd find other gear to cull because I wouldn't want to be on a remote hunting trip without a good multi-tool, fixed blade knife and an axe.

Stay sharp,
desmobob
 
I would take my neck knife.


I would also take my WSK.


That is what I would take for my trip.

Bryan
 
sicily02 said:
I would take my neck knife.


I would also take my WSK.


That is what I would take for my trip.

Bryan
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I'm with you Bryan, the WSK would be the way to go. Especially the one your making for me. I might mess around and actually try an overnight or two with just that and a tarp and see how I do using it for all my jobs. That blade is sick it's so hard waiting for a breeden blade. I sympathize with anyone who has orderd a knife from Bryan and had to wait lol
 
1. Fiddleback forge Bushfinger in S35VN
2. Wetterlings Axe
3. Leatherman wave (for tools, extra blades, small saw)

Bushfinger:

In ugly kydex (I have prettier leather as well :D )


I'm usually isolated a few days alone in the mountains when hunting and usually skip the axe if I want to go light. Newer carried (or needed) a blade over 5" for main use either ;)
 
Killinumsofly, thanks, yea waiting sucks when you have something on order.

I for got I would also take my leather man wave multi tool I find having a pair of pliers
just works great for grabbing on to things even while in the wood and while fishing.

Bryan
 
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